Guided Mountain Bike Transnevada Ultratrail in Sierra Nevada

Bring a well-maintained mountain or gravel bike, appropriate sportswear, plenty of water, and sun protection. Prepare for demanding elevation gains and technical trail sections. The best time is spring or autumn. Plan transport logistics and use natural water sources to stay hydrated. Be aware that some sections require pushing your bike on foot.

Strenuous activity with significant elevation changes and long distances

Sierra Nevada in Granada is a protected mountainous region with dual National and Natural Park status, offering exceptional biodiversity and scenic alpine terrain. The area features traditional Andalusian villages, many with long-standing cycling infrastructure, including bike repair stations, rest areas, and local hostels. Beyond mountain biking, visitors can explore the region’s rich cultural heritage, including Moorish architecture, historic trails, and traditional festivals. The Alhambra and Generalife gardens are nearby, offering cultural and historical immersion. Hiking, horseback riding, and nature photography are popular alternatives. The region’s local cuisine—featuring dishes like salmorejo, migas, and turrón de jijona—can be sampled in village restaurants and markets. The Alpujarra region, known for its mountain villages and olive oil production, provides a unique culinary and rural experience. The area’s protected status ensures sustainable tourism practices, preserving both nature and tradition. With well-marked trails and seasonal weather patterns, it's ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and authenticity.